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How can we make more Noise inside the Stadium?

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I was wondering if the louder crowds would spur the foxes on a bit more, I know the king power is already a good atmosphere but I can't help but think of ways to help get a bit more noise out of the 32,000 fans! 

 

The clappers must help but they deteriate quickly and end up ripped, maybe some plastic ones or something a bit more sustantial'? 

 

Or maybe we could shout louder??? 

 

 

Is there any chants threads on here? Im a bit behind with some of the new ones

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We have already tried to boost the atmosphere by giving out clappers which create an almost subdued atmosphere with people gently tapping them against their hand because they feel they need to.

 

I think the atmosphere has reached its peak unless they allow us flares, a brass band and a free line of cocaine upon collection of a ticket.

Posted

Print lyrics to all of the songs and hand them out as hymm books before the game.

 

When I first went to games it took me ages to figure out what you lot were singing.

Posted

If you want to generate more noise then just do it. clap your hands or use the clappers and shout and sing at the top of your voice, it really is that simple!

Guest Lako42
Posted

Get more than one small pocket of people to actually sing?

 

 

 

But then again, you obviously weren't at Goodison Park on Saturday, they make us seem like Boca Juniors.

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The atmosphere is a lot better now than it was a few years ago. I think it isnt bad for this day and age. Fans of English teams seemed to have changed over the years and its evident that so many home team fans have turned there stadium into libraries. When I watch the TV and listen to the likes of Arsenal, Man City, Man Utd and even Liverpool you get a sense of perspective and say we are quite load compared to them.

 

Get some standing areas back and hopefully the sound will increase in most stadiums.

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As far as stadium design goes the more a structure reflects the sound forwards and down then the louder the crowd noise will become for 2 reasons, firstly people are more inclined to join in if the noise is already loud and secondly the sound is being directed in the right direction.

Hard panelled reflective surfaces at 45 degrees to the roof would work well, pretty much where you see those support struts inside the kp, also solid reflective surfaces at the back of the stands. By the same process you could dampen the sound from the away corner by using non reflective surfaces, they would soon give up with no natural reverberation.

The other option is lots more free beer.

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4 hours ago, Shaneb said:

Print lyrics to all of the songs and hand them out as hymm books before the game.

 

When I first went to games it took me ages to figure out what you lot were singing.

Whilst that won't work. I do think our current song book is  indecipherable to most. I honestly have no idea what being sung in SK1 and I'm only in SK2, because they mostly sound mumbled and robotic, with each word sounding almost the same. Unless you're going to every away game, sat right next to someone singing or actively seek someone out to ask them, the casual fan has no idea and find it impossible to join in.

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5 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Whilst that won't work. I do think our current song book is  indecipherable to most. I honestly have no idea what being sung in SK1 and I'm only in SK2, because they mostly sound mumbled and robotic, with each word sounding almost the same. Unless you're going to every away game, sat right next to someone singing or actively seek someone out to ask them, the casual fan has no idea and find it impossible to join in.

Yeh, took me ages to workout Ulloa was 'and he's number 23' and not 'and he's only 23' at first I thought he looks old for a 23 year old lol

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